Leaders from PepsiCo, AECOM and SAP share their best benefits strategies

Published August 2, 2023 5:30 AM EDT 1 Min Read

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The countdown is on to Employee Benefit News’ revamped conference, Benefits at Work, taking place Sept. 27-29 in beautiful San Diego. We’re excited to gather leading HR and benefits experts for three days of insightful discussions on building a workplace that can support employees today, and into an uncertain future.

Nearly 40 incredible speakers will discuss today’s top issues: from creating affordable benefits packages and designing inclusive mental health care, to finding the right level of flexibility for your workforce and managing new regulations around pay transparency.

Image”Benefits professionals are our own worst enemies,” Knobbe recently told EBN. “We don’t know how to tell the story well, and there’s resistance to change. The traditional benefits way of communicating is very insurance-sounding, or legal and compliance-oriented. But we need to communicate to people as humans and consumers.”

Stephanie Schomer

Editor-in-chief

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